About National Teams

The country’s best athletes earn the honor to represent Team USA at international competitions as a member of the US Squash National Team. US Squash selects, organizes and funds these teams, oversees team development and training, and provides direct financial support to the best American athletes.

US Squash serves as the only national governing body and membership organization for the sport in the United States, driving squash forward at every level, from grassroots to high performance programs. National Team players embody a core element of US Squash’s mission: “achieving competitive excellence at the highest levels.”

Amanda Sobhy Ruptures Achilles in Hong Kong Open Final

Seven years after rupturing her left achilles in a PSA final, Team USA's Amanda Sobhy sustained another devastating injury set back--a rupture of her right achilles--in the final of the TTI Milwaukee Hong Kong Open Sunday, December 3. Sobhy had been in top form in Hong Kong having produced a major three-game upset over world No. 1 Nour El Sherbini in the semifinals to reach what was her fourth career PSA Platinum final and first...

Team USA Announces 2023 Men’s World Team Championship Squad

Team USA has announced the four men who will represent the United States at the biennial WSF Men's World Team Championship, December 11-17, Tauranga, New Zealand. The U.S. squad will feature its top two-ranked American men in the world--world No. 41 Timmy Brownell and world No. 43 Shahjahan Khan--and 2023 U.S. Champion Andrew Douglas and finalist Spencer Lovejoy. 2023 marks the first Men's World Team Championship since the 2019 edition held in Washington, DC, and after...

Team USA Earns Women’s Team Gold; Tops Pan Am Games Medal Table

Team USA capped off the 2023 Pan American Games by capturing a third consecutive women's team gold medal, topping the squash medal table after seven events and six days of competition in Santiago, Chile. The U.S. women earned the top honors in dominating fashion without dropping a game all tournament. No. 2 Olivia Fiechter and No. 1 Amanda Sobhy put in two commanding 3-0 victories in the final over Nicole Bunyan and Hollie Naughton, respectively. With...